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We started at the church in Beuningen. The route was gently uphill and downhill, along roads and good hiking trails. We had beautiful views of the landscape in sunny weather.
A visit to the Aberetum (de Lutte) in autumn is always recommended. The many different trees in their autumnal dress are beautiful
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The tour starts at the Scheunencafe in Lodbergen. The café is housed in a half-timbered house, newly built in 2014 but with old beams.
At Dannenkamp, you pass the "Dicken Stein" (Fat Stone). The stone was unearthed in Meerdorf in the 1970s during deep plowing. Consideration was given to where the stone
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At the Tauplitzalm, we couldn't experience either sunset or sunrise; it was raining and overcast.
The descent was steep and slippery. A challenge. The weather improved, the clouds cleared, and the view became more and more beautiful. For a long time, the path ran along the Salza River, a very beautiful
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We set off from the Hotel Aquamarin in light rain. With a gentle up and down, we reached the Kulm ski jump. Over coffee and cake at the run-out area, we were able to take in the sheer scale of the facility. A recommended place to take a break, everything brand new❕️
From Tauplitz, the climb continued
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We started by bus to Bad Aussee. We passed the flea market in the spa gardens and crossed the Mercedes Bridge, then continued along the Kainischtraun River. Shortly before Lake Ödensee, the trail led us through a forest. We took advantage of the lovely refreshment stop at the lake.
The following kilometers
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The day began with a boat trip across Lake Hallstatt. Our hike began at Hallstatt train station. A few flat and lengthy kilometers followed to Obertraun. The planned trail above the town was impassable. So we walked through the town and along the Traun River to the Koppenrast restaurant. There we learned
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A lovely breakfast at the Hotel Cooee gave us the strength for the steep climb up a "staircase" of roots to the grindstone quarries. We had coffee at the Badstubenhütte, with a herd of cows for company🤣.
We continued along a wooden plank path through the Löckermoosmoor to the Rossalm. The path there
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From the hotel to the start of today's tour, we covered 4 boring kilometers. The climb to the Goiserer Hut was quite a challenge. From 405 meters above sea level to 1595. Phew... and that in over 30 degrees 🥲
The stay was simply fantastic. Super friendly staff, delicious food, and a breathtaking view
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The Eternal Wall is a 1,183-meter-high mountain near Bad Goisern. The actual Eternal Wall is a very long, steep rock face, one of the steepest in the Totes Gebirge range. A beautiful scenic path has been blasted through the western section, leading through two tunnels.
Originally, the rock face was called
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A beautiful winter hike through the snow-covered countryside. The trail led along the Hase River, a familiar path, towards Schutenmühle. It continued via Brachtlage, Gänhaug, and Münzrbrocks Mersch back home.
A highly recommended loop! 😉
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